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Dark Patterns
ByadminEver try to cancel a subscription online? Or even figure out when the subscription is due to be renewed? That difficulty is intentional and is now against the law in many states and countries. If you operate an online presence, it is important for you to understand what you are allowed to do and what…
- CMMC | Compliance | DIB | Legal
New FAR Rule for ALL Federal Government Contractors
ByadminUp until now, if you were a non-defense government contractor and you had access to controlled unclassified information (CUI), there were no standard rules for what you had to do to protect that information. As part of the “revolutionary FAR overhaul” the government is adding new rules for all civilian executive branch agency contractors and…
Protecting Website Security Question Answers
ByadminIn light of the recent Callaway golf equipment vendor’s websites (multiple) breaches, which compromised security questions and answers, here is a simple tip to reduce your risk going forward from these breaches.
Old Attacks Never Die – USB Malware Spreader
ByadminIn this case, it wasn’t the well known “candy drop” attack but rather an accidental USB attack. Still infected an entire hospital. This one is attributed to China. Learn more below.
- CMMC | Compliance | DIB | DoD
Security News Update on January 11, 2026
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Dark Patterns and the Law
ByadminDark patterns are techniques that web site operators, typically, use to make it more difficult to choose one option than another. For example, try to close your Amazon account or your Facebook account. It used to be that you had to call Amazon and they would try and talk you out of it. Now you…